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SFSkol 09-10-2017 06:55 AM

Last Minute Suggestions
 
Last Minute Suggestions.

1. Do a last minute load of wash for the clothes you might need over the next few days. Put them when dry back in the washer, then tape the top down.

2. Walk around your property for the last time looking for loose screens, potential flying objects.

3. Use your dishwasher for valuable documents, another waterproof appliance.

4. Close all internal doors, closets, (it's a pressure roof thing.)

5. Verify your shelter options/plans.

6. Take phone charger.

7. Pack the novel you always wanted to read with you.

8. Turn your refrigerator and freezer temperatures down and don't open the door unless necessary. Freeze a cup of water and then put a quarter on top to see how long the electricity was out if the food has spoiled.

9. Binge on remaining freezer ice cream.

LI SNOWBIRD 09-10-2017 08:45 AM

yay #9!!!

SFSkol 09-10-2017 10:31 AM

10. Take fragile pictures/paintings off the wall, put behind the sofa.
11. Turn off AC. / fans.

any more?

Bogie Shooter 09-10-2017 10:54 AM

Open a new bottle of scotch.

SFSkol 09-10-2017 11:47 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Bogie Shooter (Post 1445556)
Open a new bottle of scotch.

Just poured a snifter of Midleton 2000 Very Rare Irish Whiskey, feel like I can handle anything, Skol!

inda50 09-10-2017 11:52 AM

A/C
 
Why turn off a/c?

vintageogauge 09-10-2017 11:52 AM

I haven't drank booze in 7 years but I do have a half gallon of Vodka in the dishwasher, just in case. Got an extra drinking straw too incase my wife wants a sip or two.

SFSkol 09-10-2017 12:16 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by inda50 (Post 1445602)
Why turn off a/c?

As I understand it. A home AC can draw over 3,000 watts. In the event of brown outs, disruption of power, and surges could cause damage to the unit.


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